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M no M JULV24 StAUO. 2J S3 S- 0-17-26 y29-64-83-88 60 Check 3- 7-12-1H (JrGood (Adverse 30-38-76 The Medical AfQ yv Things That Cannot B Seen With the X-Ray Several hundred times year people ask me why didn't their doctor x-ray their head to see if they had had a lit tle stroke; 01 why didn't he x-ray their liv er to see if they had hep atitis. The rea son he did not make su eh studies is that DR. ALVAHE mc have showed him nothing. The x-rays can show us some thing only when there is a difference in the opaqueness of a part of a tissue to the x-rays. For instance: if I were to put a piece of bread into the center of a loaf made of the same type of bread, and then were to x-ray the loaf, I would not be able to see the piece of bread I put in. But if I were to put my keys into the loaf and make an x-ray film, the keys would show up beautifully. Why? Because the resistance of the metal to the naasaae of x-rays is so much greater than that of the bread. Fifty' years ago I used to try hard with the x-rays to show the gallbladder, Dur. could not do it unless the ViiaHHer hnnoened to be full ot hard stones. Those I could easily see. Then, two oia friends of mine, Drs. Graham and Cole devised a substance somewhat opaque to x-rays, which when eiven by mouth, would get so concentrated in the bile that the gallbladder would show up as a bright. pear-shaped shadow. Later, another dye was found which, when injected into a person, is so concentrated in the urine that the insldes of the kidneys and bladder show up beauti fully. Cancers will not snow up in tissue until they produce changes such as a moth-eaten appearance In bones, or oo struction in the bowel, or ul ceration in the stomach, lo see a cancer in the stomach or bowel one gives a suspension of barium in water-by mouth or by enema. Patient Rushed to Hospital My secretary recently showed me a remarkable let ter from a snd-widow who tells how, for years, her" husband managed to get y with a bad heart. Then, on day, he went into his final attack. Without consulting with her or the family, the doctor rushed the dying man lo a hospital where interns silent the next lew hours Dulling him around, ex amining him, slicking needles into him, listening to his heart and lungs, getting electrocard iograms, and giving him a lot ol medicine. It is conceivable that all this strenuous effort turned the tide against him and shortened his life. My old chief who was a fine heart specialist, used always to say to me, "When you find a man in an attack of heart failure leave him alone; don't fuss at htm and tire htm out: trust to morphine; that is the best medicine; If anything will save his life in his next few hours, a shot of morphine will." Many physicians will probably disagree with this but I do know that under this treatment scores of my chief: patients recovered. I know that if I ever get a bad heart attack I hope I will be cared for by a wise physician who will leave me alone for wsilc. A year or so ago I read An article by an able heart spe cialist who said that after studyltfS pile of hospital rec ords of men witlwieart at taclM he dmibW if many of the rushes through town in an ambulance hBd been neces sary or even vre. But to 4ti bat, to my cor respondent s v.Wr; she, like 7T-1 many other pcopfi) vv R. POLLAN- 5-25-31 -36 afl 150-61-71 1J scotno 61 And 62 Mod. 63 An 64Todoy 65 Burst 66W,ih OCT. 24 NOV. 23 123-28-42-48 Sn i7-72 4 37 Advonctmnt67 Our SAG.TTABIUI 38 Borrower 68 II NOV. 69 For 70 Unusually 71 Figures 72 Cur. 73 You 74 Pr.de 75 Moke 76 Today 77 Today 78 Today 79 Serious 80 On 81 Your 82 Good 83 Be 84 Wardrobe 85 Show 86 Proposition 87 Top 8 Optimistic EC- 22 8-10-11-34 afl b58A7-80o7J rjUffKOtM OEC. C. 21 rt R 20 ;an. j7-io.ei-WC" r53-7a82-o6V5a AOUAnus JAN. 21 FEB. 19 27-33-41,1 "J 156-60-81 -B4l-j PISCES FEB. 20 v-ommltments. '0 DelermlnoliooMAR- 2 Roundup Emeritus Consultant tn W Mayo CUMe Professor of Mayo Cllnto write me sadly, is now greatly distressed because when in a few hours after reaching the hospital, her husband fin ished his job of dying, he was all alone; no one of his loved ones was with him. There was no one there to smile at him, and comfort him as the sweat of death came over him. With much reason on her side, the wife says she thinks her physician should have told her that her husband was probably dying, and that there was probably nothing that could save his life. She thinks the doctor should have asked her what she wanted done. She thinks, also, that he should have left her husband lying quietly in his own bed awhile, at least until the first big shock was over. I know that many of my brother physicians will resent this implied criticism of one of our present-day common modes of behavior, but as this woman says, to her dying day she is going to hate that doc tor and resent what he did. If this were Just one woman, it would be bad enough, but each year I get so many let ters like this that I know we physicians cannot afford to ig nore them. What is sad is that so few of us physicians have ever hepn senattlva In iha I oinnrr,anf velopment of bad public rela tions, or a bad press. Many of us fail to remember that every time one of us fails to be kind or understanding or thought ful for the feelings of his pa tient or the patient's family. he has hurt, not only himself, but all of his fellow physi cians. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on ul cers of the stomach and duo denum may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed enve lope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Rain in Northwest To Exceed Normal Suitland, Md. -(Science Service) - Near normal tem pernlure averages during June over most of the eastern part of the nation are forecast by the U.S. Weather Bureau here. Exception is the middle At lantic states, where slightly below normal temperatures are expected. The 30-day outlook calls for temperatures to average above seasonal normals over the Great Lakes region and over the western half of the nation, except for below normal in the Pacific North west. Precipitation is expected to exceed normal in the Pacific Northwest, the western Great Lakes region, and the middle and north Atlantic states. Sub normal amounts are predicted for the Plateau states, the far Southwest and in states bor dering the Gulf of Mexico. In unspecified areas, near normal rainfall Is forecast. 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